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Musical Interests
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David Biedny
Paranormal Adept
I have to totally agree. Without Bon Scott, it's just not right.
When I was living in Venezuela, I used to travel to the US every summer for a couple of weeks, and I'd hit record stores in Ft. Lauderdale, taking back a suitcase full of albums to sell in Caracas (Venezuelan-pressed vinyl sucked eggs, there was a huge underground market for U.S.-made records). I ended up buying the live AC/DC album "If You Want Blood You Got It", based on the album cover, and it became an instant favorite of mine. When the new guy came into the band, it just didn't work for me.
And total coincidence, my very first guitar was a red SG.
dB
When I was living in Venezuela, I used to travel to the US every summer for a couple of weeks, and I'd hit record stores in Ft. Lauderdale, taking back a suitcase full of albums to sell in Caracas (Venezuelan-pressed vinyl sucked eggs, there was a huge underground market for U.S.-made records). I ended up buying the live AC/DC album "If You Want Blood You Got It", based on the album cover, and it became an instant favorite of mine. When the new guy came into the band, it just didn't work for me.
And total coincidence, my very first guitar was a red SG.
dB
skunkape
Paranormal Maven
Boohbah, possibly the most profoundly creepy children's show ever, rocking to Dimmu Borgir. Whoever put this together spent a little time on the editing.
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skunkape
Paranormal Maven
And if any of you guitarists out there need a good humbling, Buckethead is the guy to do it. This man is a machine.
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skunkape
Paranormal Maven
You should read this Wikipedia entry. This guy is my kind of nut. I'm pretty sure he's with Guns'n Roses now under the moniker 'Bumblefoot.' I'm not positive, but my gut tells me it is so.
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I like a wide variety of music from Classical to Alternative/Gothic.
I grew up with music in the home, as my father was a Concert Pianist as a child (prodigy). So classical music was my first exposure, then I took piano lessons and flute, was better at flute, though.
Also was deeply involved in ballet as a teenager, so classical music again
Favorite artists in the past: U2, Cure, Love N Rockets, Sisters of Mercy, Charlatans, Stone Roses, Sousie & The Banshees, Bryan Adams, Tina Turner, Enigma (all these was more of a fan of them in the early 90's).
Currently: (Am mellowing out lately in my tastes!) Explosions In The Sky, Jeff Wahl (new age, fingerstyle guitar.... a style, which I'm madly in love with, lately!), Enya, Enigma, just to name a few!!!
Bixyboo
I grew up with music in the home, as my father was a Concert Pianist as a child (prodigy). So classical music was my first exposure, then I took piano lessons and flute, was better at flute, though.
Also was deeply involved in ballet as a teenager, so classical music again
Favorite artists in the past: U2, Cure, Love N Rockets, Sisters of Mercy, Charlatans, Stone Roses, Sousie & The Banshees, Bryan Adams, Tina Turner, Enigma (all these was more of a fan of them in the early 90's).
Currently: (Am mellowing out lately in my tastes!) Explosions In The Sky, Jeff Wahl (new age, fingerstyle guitar.... a style, which I'm madly in love with, lately!), Enya, Enigma, just to name a few!!!
Bixyboo
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Up to 11...
Mexicola
Skilled Investigator
Me and some friends were supposed to go see Blind Melon last weekend but I guess their new singer quit. It's too bad I've seen some Youtube vids of them playing tiny bars and the crowd sings almost every tune... it would have been a great shared experience.
I have to say I have been really impressed with a lot of great new indie Canadian bands. I really encourage anyone who has a moment or two to check them out
Young Galaxy from Montreal is a great band - Swing Your Heartache is a great tune.
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Novillero from Winnipeg is absolutely the top band I want to see - I don't know too much about their new album as i haven't got it yet but their last album was called Aim For the Holes in Their Lives - deadly! The Hypothesist is off that album - I can listen to it endlessly. I think Ufology needs a respectable, scientifically sound, hypothesist of it's own...
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Black Mountain from Vancouver would fit nicely beside early Sabbath I think - it also reminds me of Kyuss but a little less macho.
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While not Canadian, I've also been really getting into TV on the Radio. I saw them this summer and wow such an energetic band and their songs are (IMHO) really well written. I saw them at a festival in Ottawa and they had a standin musician from a pretty popular Canadian band Broken Social Scene.
Enjoy!
I have to say I have been really impressed with a lot of great new indie Canadian bands. I really encourage anyone who has a moment or two to check them out
Young Galaxy from Montreal is a great band - Swing Your Heartache is a great tune.
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Novillero from Winnipeg is absolutely the top band I want to see - I don't know too much about their new album as i haven't got it yet but their last album was called Aim For the Holes in Their Lives - deadly! The Hypothesist is off that album - I can listen to it endlessly. I think Ufology needs a respectable, scientifically sound, hypothesist of it's own...
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Black Mountain from Vancouver would fit nicely beside early Sabbath I think - it also reminds me of Kyuss but a little less macho.
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While not Canadian, I've also been really getting into TV on the Radio. I saw them this summer and wow such an energetic band and their songs are (IMHO) really well written. I saw them at a festival in Ottawa and they had a standin musician from a pretty popular Canadian band Broken Social Scene.
Enjoy!
skunkape
Paranormal Maven
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schticknz
Guest
My fave new band: MGMT
First, the second single, Electric Feel:
and secondly, the first single, and possibly the greatest tune of the entire 21st century
, Time To Pretend:
Ahhh, young Jewish men on space motorbikes smashing through a moon, Amazon rave parties with animatronic bands, giant pussycats, Napoleonic hats, monsters that when blown apart revealing cascades of dolphins ... how could you go wrong ??
First, the second single, Electric Feel:
and secondly, the first single, and possibly the greatest tune of the entire 21st century
, Time To Pretend:Ahhh, young Jewish men on space motorbikes smashing through a moon, Amazon rave parties with animatronic bands, giant pussycats, Napoleonic hats, monsters that when blown apart revealing cascades of dolphins ... how could you go wrong ??
Mexicola
Skilled Investigator
Thanks for the heads up on the Melon new direction. You know I read a blog that has already been taken down that told a different story, that Travis had run out on them...
Skunkape - you have a myspace page with your music posted?
shticknz - I love Time to Pretend, never knew the band's name though - thanx!
Skunkape - you have a myspace page with your music posted?
shticknz - I love Time to Pretend, never knew the band's name though - thanx!
skunkape
Paranormal Maven
I've got some old self-indulgent home recordings at MySpace.com - reverend johnboy - austin, Texas - Rock / Psychedelic / Experimental - www.myspace.com/reverendjohnboy
. I haven't recorded anything new in some time. My studio set up is pretty crappy and it get's frustrating playing with drum loops. Been mainly banging on acoustic the last few years.
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schticknz
Guest
Thanks ... but yeah isn't it fantastic??
Can't get it out of my head at the moment. Maybe thats because I've got it on my mp3 player and somehow it always plays that before any other mp3 podcast or whatever I wish to listen to ... must listen to "time to pretend ... mussst listen to "time to pretend" ... mussst lissten ... me obsessive?? Never 
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skunkape
Paranormal Maven
The last two tunes I have posted there were intended to have vocals. Unfortunately I have had zero luck finding a competent singer. I live in Austin, the supposed music capitol of the world, ha ha, and you can not believe the torture my ears have endured auditioning vocalists. I can admit when I suck at something, but apparently many people can't.
These guys are probably the best band ever out of Austin.
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Mexicola
Skilled Investigator
Man that tune brings back good memories!
Skunkape - you can play some guitar! Sounds awesome, you'll have to keep us in the know if you find your vocalist.
I've always wanted to go to SXSW - is it worth a road trip?
I know I mentioned Novillero before but I think this video is pretty good too.
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Skunkape - you can play some guitar! Sounds awesome, you'll have to keep us in the know if you find your vocalist.
I've always wanted to go to SXSW - is it worth a road trip?
I know I mentioned Novillero before but I think this video is pretty good too.
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David Biedny
Paranormal Adept
Skunkape,
How did you know I adore me the Butthole Surfers?
My buddy Paul Mavrides designed the cover of their one "hit" album, Electriclarryland.
And that song's from my fave BS album "Independent Worm Saloon".
As far as a vocalist, if I lived in Austin, you'd be set. LOL!
dB
How did you know I adore me the Butthole Surfers?
My buddy Paul Mavrides designed the cover of their one "hit" album, Electriclarryland.
And that song's from my fave BS album "Independent Worm Saloon".
As far as a vocalist, if I lived in Austin, you'd be set. LOL!
dB
skunkape
Paranormal Maven
Skunkape,
How did you know I adore me the Butthole Surfers?
My buddy Paul Mavrides designed the cover of their one "hit" album, Electriclarryland.
And that song's from my fave BS album "Independent Worm Saloon".
As far as a vocalist, if I lived in Austin, you'd be set. LOL!
dB
I'm friends with Lori Vargas aka Lori Surfer. She did all of the freaked out projector stuff at their shows. Being a proud Subgenius, I'm familiar with Mavrides work. Stang has a Yeti sculpture I made on his fireplace mantle.
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